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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does Hatta say they must protect when the Jabberwock attacks the tea party?
(a) The Queen.
(b) Dormouse.
(c) Jest.
(d) Turtle.

2. What is the Duke of Tuskany?
(a) A warthog.
(b) A horse.
(c) A person.
(d) A turtle.

3. What spice does the Duke's cook use too much of in her cooking?
(a) Oregano.
(b) Garlic.
(c) Pepper.
(d) Basil.

4. At what event does Catherine plan to give the King rose macarons?
(a) A masquerade party.
(b) His birthday party
(c) A ball
(d) A tea party.

5. What does the Jabberwock poke through the window of Hatta's shop?
(a) Its huge head.
(b) Two clawed fingers.
(c) A spiny tail.
(d) A forked tongue.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kind of animal is the butler at Rock Turtle Cove?

2. What is Mr. Caterpillar doing when Catherine first meets him?

3. Who does the Countess refer to as "riffraff" when talking about guests at the King's ball?

4. What does Catherine plan to name her bakery?

5. Who announces Catherine's and her parents' arrival at the ball?

Short Essay Questions

1. After the King asks permission to court Catherine, how does Catherine know that Jest is waiting outside her window?

2. What talent does Catherine "perform" at Hatta's tea party?

3. Why is Catherine disconcerted to learn that the Duke owns the store the cobbler is leaving?

4. What upsetting event does Margaret tell Catherine happened at the King's ball?

5. Why does Jest steal Jack's hat?

6. Why does Catherine think that the riddle Hatta tells her about a heart is inaccurate?

7. Why does Lion agree to be the last one to enter the Crossroads when the Jabberwock attacks the tea party?

8. Why was Peter Peter knighted?

9. Why is Mary Ann frightened when she comes into Catherine's room on the night of Hatta's tea party?

10. Why does the sight of Raven's shadow sometimes frighten Catherine?

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